Sentence examples for alarmed about what from inspiring English sources

What's similar about the two situations is that we have conservative cultural gargoyles alarmed about what the kids are up to.

The Scottish National Party's Patricia Gibson said many women were "genuinely alarmed" about what the changes would mean for them, adding: "This is cruel and heartless".

"I'm slightly alarmed about what is going to happen with this data once it's out there," said Ruth Reed, director of Green Planning Studio.

Top Saudi officials, who have been the leading advocates of production increases, are genuinely alarmed about what they view as prices that are too high to be stable.

Mr Fukuyama has lately grown alarmed about what is happening in the world of biotechnology, the arrival of mood-altering drugs such as Prozac and Ritalin and the possibility that science may soon be able to create "a new kind of human being", which could herald the arrival of "post-human history".

Though critics say Smith's campaign has been scattershot and at least somewhat dysfunctional, they're alarmed about what could result from the various bills he's pushed over the last 18 months.

Not difficult at all to imagine a desire to put an end to the onslaught of alarming information about what could not be stopped.

Labour said the figures would "alarm people about what lies ahead", but the government said the NHS was equipped to manage the extra demand.

But many experts in dental radiation have raised alarms about what they see as their indiscriminate use.

The Dell committee has sounded an alarm about what might happen to the company's shares if the buyout fails.

Rather, he sounds alarms about what he depicts as a mounting paranoia inspired by an invisible and nefarious oligarchy.